Allegory in honor of Queen Anna in achieving the Peace of Utrecht, 1713, Magnae Britanniae Reginae S. Anna Hostibus Sociisque Dat Pacem (title on object), Allegory in honor of Queen Anna and her role in achieving the Peace of Utrecht, 1713. Centrally a verse in Latin, each line of which is a time verse or chronogram of the year 1713. In the border work at the top a portrait of Queen Anna with scenes of the recovery of agriculture and trade thanks to peace. On the sides the weapons of the parties in the war. At the bottom, Mars and Bellona sit handcuffed and defeated., print, print maker: Matthijs Pool, (mentioned on object), after drawing by: Arnold Houbraken, (mentioned on object), publisher: François Halma, (mentioned on object), print maker: Northern Netherlands, publisher: Friesland, Leeuwarden, 1713, paper, etching, letterpress printing, height, 351 mm × width, 560 mm
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